Azimut Hotel Koln City Center Cologne

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Es ist seltsam, wie schnell die Zeit vergeht.. Wie oft habe ich euch versprochen zu schreiben, anzurufen oder einen blog zu verfassen. Ich denke oft an euch und es ist schön zu wissen, dass es euch genauso geht. <br><br>Schon seit fast einem halben Jahr lebe, wohne und atme ich diesen wundervollen ...

... in Cologne which is where I was supposed to be today.<br> I would have gone to stay with Laura last night except for the fact that the family I lived with decided to go and get vaccinated for the swine flu and are now reacting to the vaccine. I'm glad to say that I chose not to get the vaccine despite some pressure from the family to go ahead and do it. I just don't trust people to put diseases into my body without testing them for a good long ...

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... but I assure you it is the most famous brewery in Germany, possibly in the world). There we had the good fortune to sit next to a Stammtisch, a special table reserved every Friday night by special Hofbrauhaus members. These men, largely older, are fully decked out in traditional lederhosen, jackets, and wonderful felt hats full of feathers, pins, and fur. They drink from special ceramic mugs, emblazoned with the Hofbrauhaus logo. On discussion ...

... Alecia and Kathryne walk outside the station on the other side, just for a minute. They knew the Cathedral was right outside- they could see it out the window- but it's so amazing, right in front of you as you step out of the train station. I knew that- it was the first thing I had done when I got to Köln four years ago. After walking out the door, Kathryne just started laughing incredulously- it's that close and that amazing. We easily found our ...

... in hand, at literally any second of any day, and not in any sort of low-class way, in most cases. It's simply what's done here. As I type this, at 7:26 in the morning, I share the car with a half dozen bustling football fans, all wearing Cologne team colors and gear; jerseys, scarves, hats. All quaffing jumbo beers drawn from a sack full of them. Whether the match was yesterday or will be today, I have no idea.

... there was no one there. I noticed that there didn't seem to be any trains running either. It was eerily quiet and it almost seemed as if the stop had been abandoned. I checked the train schedule posted on the platform and I was clearly in the right place at the right time but still there were no trains. I finally realized something was wrong when I saw a German word (that I could not understand) flashing across the departure screen. As I stood ...

... We set a "meet" (that's what they call appointments here) for next Monday to see how you are doing after we see pictures, OK?" I left her office with a referral slip to see the lung doctor and on my train ride there, I had some time to process a few things. I found it quite ironic that it took traveling 5,000 miles away from home for me to find a doctor that I could relate to so well. What I found even more interesting is the fact that in Germany when you ...

... way home every night. There was a great energy around the city -- the train station was packed with people in costumes, and the plaza around the cathedral was also full of revelers in costumes heading out. Everyone really went all out with costumes -- very much like halloween, although the costumes were kind of more random. Lots of clowns, lots of monks and nuns, people dressed as animals (cows, pink rabbits, etc.), police ...